The document discusses old and new technologies used by different generations, with a focus on how millennials access news and use social media. It defines old technologies as those now obsolete like floppy disks, and new technologies as emerging tools like artificial intelligence. Millennials prefer getting news through social media like Facebook rather than traditional means. They also spend many hours online per week. While social media provides connections and information sharing, overuse can negatively impact health and privacy, and enable cyberbullying.

1. OLD TECHNOLOGIES,
NEW TECHNOLOGIES
AND MILLENIALS
GROUP 4

2. OBJECTIVES:
 Know what the old technologies and new technalogies are;
 Learn the importance of news in the millennial generation;
 Identify how millennials connect with social media and networks;
and
 Understand how social media affects the millennials.

3. WHAT IS TECHNOLOGY?
Technology is the application of knowledge to reach practical goals in
a specifiable and reproducible way. The word technology may also
mean the product of such an endeavor. The use of technology is
widely prevalent in medicine, science, industry, communication,
transportation, and daily life. (Wikipedia)

4. OLD TECHNOLOGIES VS. NEW TECHNOLOGIES

5. What is old technology?
Experts use to describe old technology is “obsolescence."
Obsolescence occurs when something is no longer used even though
it might still work just fine.

6. What is old technology?
Examples:
 Floppy disk
 Typewriter
 Calculator
 Polaroid instant camera

7. What is new technology?
Emerging technology is a term generally used to describe a new
technology, but it may also refer to the continuing development of an
existing technology; it can have slightly different meaning when used
in different areas, such as media, business, science, or education.

8. What is new technology?
Examples:
1. Artificial Intelligence
2. Metaverse
3. Robotics
4. Machine Learning
5. 3D Learning

9. MILLENIALS AND NEWS
What is news?
News is the information available to its audience about the current
events that are happening locally or globally. Common topics used
and discussed for news reports include government, politics, weather,
catastrophes, economy, education, health, entertainment, fashion,
athletic events and so on. It may be provided through different
platforms depending from each kind of generation.

10. MILLENIALS AND NEWS
The Difference between Baby Boomers and Gen Xers to the
Millennials
Baby Boomers are people who were born from 1946-1964 (54-72
years old),while Gen Xers are the ones whowere born from 1965-
1980 (38-53 years old). There is a huge difference on how news was
received by the people from the old times and now.

11. MILLENIALS AND NEWS
The Difference between Baby Boomers and Gen Xers to the Millennials
When the old generation think about the news, they think of the old ways of how
they come to be updated with the news. It may be through the radio, the
newspaper, and the good old-fashioned televisions; but with the innovations of
today's generation, millennials now have different ways to consume and get
updated withvthe news.
About eighty-five percent(85%) of the millennials say that they are updated with
the latest news. A number that people consider staggering knowing that people
actually blame the millennials for the death of the newspaper.

12. MILLENIALS AND NEWS
How Millennials get up to date?
A quick look into this millennial generation explains to us how they can
easily get up to date with the news.This millennial generation does not rely
on the newspapers or the television just like the Baby Boomers and some
Gen Xers do. They get their news through social media networks like
Facebook,Twitter and such. A study suggests that about sixty-one percent
(61%) of millennials get up-to-date with their political news by using
Facebook. Most millennials spend about 27 hours a week online, says
Nielsen who conducted a study in the third quarter of 2016.

13. MILLENIALS AND NEWS
How Millenials Perceive News?
Thirty-six percent(36%) of Americans spend more time reading news that are-on par
with their political views rather than opposing views: A study conducted by Nielsen
found but that Gen Xers spend mare time online than some millennials do. Spending
about 32 hours a week a number which is 5 hours higher than millennials. They
spend these much time to only read infarmation that they consider supporting what
they believe in. It can easily be seen what their political opinion by what newspapers
and magazines they read whether online or offline. With millennials, eighty-three
percent(83%) of them are suggested to be more exposed to more diverse opinions
on social media and seventy-three percent(73%) of them click more to know.The
generations of Baby Boomers and Gen Xers display that they are set on their own
ways while millennials show open-mindedness.

14. MILLENIALS AND SOCIAL MEDIA
Defining Social Media
Social Media is a platform wherein interaction can be made by both the
machine and the user in order to share data or information that can be
beneficialI to various uses. It was created and designed for public use,
whether it is for free or not. The usage of the social media networks is
limitless. Anything can literally be found in social media in the matter of
seconds, or even less. That is why the millennials of today are very much
attracted to whatever it produces.

15. MILLENIALS AND SOCIAL MEDIA
The Social Media in the Modern World
Social media as we know contain many benefits for our diverse users, and since
technology dominates the usage of daily living, the power of social media is now being
used as a platform to perform task whether it is for personal or professional matters.
Social Media diversify its capability on producing great that is user-generated friendly for
its content. Since social media is a part of the Web 2.0, the interaction for both
technology and human can now be easily explored and used by any individual. Social
Media will never go out of date and are here to remain in the technology use, they are
not going anywhere since it has an industry where it cannot be destroyed, it will just
improve day after day, minute after minute, and seconds after seconds.

16. MILLENIALS AND SOCIAL MEDIA
Forms and Types of Social Media
1. Social Networking – Known for being the most popular and casual use of social media
users
2. Forum – Provides interaction between users with the same hobby
3. Microblogging – Consists of small amount of words posted online to share one's
thoughts and opinions for personal matters
4. Bookmarking – Personalize identifier to easily identify the specified network site
specifically for the user
5. Video Site – Allows user to view video material based on preferences
6. Search Engine – Helps out user to perform a task on what has been researched

17. MILLENIALS AND SOCIAL MEDIA
How Millennials use Social Media for Beneficial Platforms
 Social Connections
 Multimedia sharing
 Professional
 Informational
Educational
Hobbies
Academic

18. MILLENIALS AND SOCIAL MEDIA
How Social Media Affect the Millennials on everyday usage?
 People are being used as a product.
With the rise of the E-commerce industry, people-are attracted in online shopping arid are
addicted in buying anything because of convenience and timesaving. According to the
Eshopworld,in the Philippines alone in 2018,customer spends in an estimate of $1.49
billion,and it is expected to multiply twice by the end of 2021. Online shopping creates
many disadvantages which creates the chaotic side of online usage.From the faking or
imitation of product, tricks being used to fool customers in order to make, profit, to the
criminal acts that online shopping and meet-up that is offered,the usage of e-commerce
can be a dangerous medium to puta risk on.

19. MILLENIALS AND SOCIAL MEDIA
 Privacy Issues
Social media are being used as a platform to invade someone else‘s privacy. Because of
this, many criminal acts are being performed online such as catfishing, fraud, phishing,
hacking, threats, plagiarizing, stalking and the use of copyright that can lead to certain
criminal acts. People are easily tricked into being included in this kind of act, since the use
of online material is the easiest way to access someone's private data and information.
 Negative Impacts of Health Issues and the Result it Offers
The abuse of using social media can lead to certain damage in any single parts of your
body, from getting poor eyesight, brain damage (temporarily and lifetime), back problems
and many more.

20. MILLENIALS AND SOCIAL MEDIA
 The Rise of Cyberbullying
While other social media platforms are being used for motivational
and positive purposes, others use it for the exact opposite. The effects
of cyberbullying vary, especially for the millennials and can result into
many ways, suicide tendencies are example of the worst things that
bullying can be triggered into putting an act.

21. Prepared by GROUP 4
Francis B. Begornia Jade Carmi F. Victor
Matt D. Gallego Jessa Mae B. Candiadato
Roberto R. Mullet, Jr. James R. Lachica
April Mae B. Lancetas